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From: beatle@sentry.larc.nasa.gov (Teresa Nicholls)
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Subject: Re: women working outside the home.
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Date: 8 Nov 90 03:21:27 GMT
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I sort of look at it like you do, and believe, that a woman is to be a
helper to her man. I think that I was meant to help him outside of the home
as well as inside. I know (and was taught from a small child) how to cook,
clean house, take care of children and can and do so (of my own place, and
my sister's children). But since I got good grades, my parents wanted me to
go to college, which I did and graduated. I dont want to think about getting
married for another 3-4 years at least, to pretty much get a headstart on
paying for my college loans, and finishing getting things for a place (
only have a sofa left to get). My point is that this way my mind is matured
and I am mentally, emotionally and physically ready to be a good wife to
my husband, and this is how I want to be a helpmeet to him (my view anyway).


Teresa